KY TOBACCO BARN

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Image Title: KY TOBACCO BARN

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By: ROBERT G. DAVIS
Copyright ©2003

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Photographer	ROBERT G. DAVIS {Karma:708}
Project	#31 The Square Image	Camera Model	NIKON F-5
Categories	Architecture	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	TAMRON 28/300
Uploaded	10/20/2003	Film / Memory Type	KODAK EKTACHROME ISO 200
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Views	453	Shutter	1/250
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About	The tobacco has been hung on stick in the barn to dry after which it is stripped off the stalk and called "stripping" then put in a bale and sent to market......

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ROBERT G. DAVIS {K:708} 10/22/2003

I shot this just so people who have never seen Tobacco hanging in the barn to dry and cure out could see it ..... After it dries there is a wait to get the moisture just right then it is taken down from the barn and put in 'bulk' then it is stripped and baled for the market....... It is a scene some people have never seen...This process takes a couple of months depending on the weather.......
Thanks for all the comments on the photography..... www.1rgdphoto.com

Chris Moore {K:5591} 10/22/2003

Hi Robert,
I disagree with the previous poster, in that I think the symmetrical composition is interesting. However, I also think it needs to be corrected/perfected with a tiny rotation to the left and a crop to equalise the sides. That I think would give it some more impact, making the barn look something like a huge skull with massive empty eyes, .... or am I going nuts? :)
Chris

Stefan Engström {K:24473} 10/20/2003

The polarizer makes the sky dominate over your subject. The very symmetrical composition is not very interesting IMHO.

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